PARK UPDATES
​Frank Raines OHV Park NOW OPEN!

The OHV Park at Frank Raines is now open and ready for adventure. With challenging trails and scenic views, it's the perfect spot for off-road enthusiasts to explore the rugged beauty of Stanislaus County.

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2/05/25:

Frank Raines OHV Park can be hazardous, and use of OHV Park is at your own risk. The campground remains open, but please be aware of potential weather impacts. Fallen trees and boulders may block roads, including Del Puerto Canyon Road, which is subject to closures or obstructions. There is no cell service at the park, and the pay phone has been removed by Frontier Communications. We urge guests to plan accordingly

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OHV Grant Review Period: March 4th – May 5th

Frank Raines and La Grange Off Highway Vehicle Parks for Stanislaus County Parks and Recreation are pursuing annual grants from the State Parks OHV division. You can review these grants and provide comments of support via the link below. We thank you for your support. The ability to apply for and receive these grant funds help to keep these parks open and operating. SEE HERE

**Frank Raines still has no water available. No flush toilets, no showers, no water hook-ups, and restrooms are locked. We have placed 6 portable toilets in the campground area.

**Minniear Day Use Area: The 3rd, or most west, pullout along Del Puerto Canyon Rd, in the Minniear Day Use area, needs to be closed due to the instability of the hillside.

**Del Puerto Canyon Rd. from I-5 to Frank Raines is OPEN.